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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-17

own, and we are welded TO princi-
pie and can't help it. We are built
that way. Our kind friend in the
same article say q great many peo-
pie in the State will be panied st
the defeat Of Cleveland in the next
convention and tie nOminstlon Of
another man. He must be mistaken
It can't possibly be tha, any Demo
crat in this State will be panied AT
the nomination Ct any good, sound
faithful. ahic, popular Democrat to
succeed CIe'el- /. " have take"
TO thousands Of Democrats who agree
with US IS to C'eveltnd's admlnls>
tra:Ion. End we have not met bat
two or thee Democrats IN the State
WhO endorse his policy, ana not one
nut would hc dad I" see Thurman
or Hill or some other good Demo
cret pat up N 1888 instead Cieve-
land. We have voted Tor every
Thing pat Up as a Democrat since
The war, and If 4 monkey nat heen
nOminat-d we should have done a
we did in tue Greedy case, shut ou'
yes, bet all we had anu z" II
blind. We c0Ic1lTed II [" DC Our
iuty, and it We had Ee''F "c'eatc'
the Republican party we Sho1I'
have died voting Tor the nominees
b t since we II We seen CleVellno
trick id seen how those we con
sideret Simon lu'e Democrats eH
! 'orse him In all hl8 folly, madness
ard bul!-Aeadedness, we h3Ve d!s
covered mat al Is not goa lbs"
! !iitteTs, a d there IS very lltt'e al
! ference between Northern Democrat
and Southern otfint>holdcrs undo
Northern De mos rats ard Northern
| RepHhiica9s. Hue only dlllerenc'
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-17
SENATOR VANCE

We clip the following from last
Sundays n. Y. Sun. 1t speaks for
itself:
Hon. Il. B. Vance, Black Mountain, Bun
combe county, n. G.
My Dear Governor l have for
some days contemplated writing YOU
in regard to the published references
to Yourself since your departure
from this city to your mountain
home IN the early part Of March last.
Several articles in the form of in
tervieWs have appeared in the news
papers, with the apparent purpose
of lnjurlng you at home or of damag-
Ing you in your relations with Pres
dent Cleveland. AS | know that
you are ont Of the reach of inter-
viewers and reporters. and that you
are not out Of harmony with the Adj
ministration, l am at a loss 10 &C,
count for the fictitious and ni>ter
articles which are almost continually
reapDeariGg, commencing, so far as
| have noticed, in the St. LOUIS
GI0be- Democrat.
Such articles are commonly harm
less but in this matter | think that
for yOur own sake you should make
some statement III regard to these
persistent and graluitous misrepre
sensations.
[ enclose one Of these articles
now rehashed with lengthy addi-
ton. This is the most recent al
legged interview that has come under
my observ alton. Sincerely yours
James l.. Norris,
ashington, d. c., May -, 1887
Nj. James L. Norris, President jackson
Democratic Association, Washington
d. G.
Dear Sir: 1 have to thank you
for the regard for my political vel
fare which prompted you t. VIII te
the letter which | have before me.
In response thereto, have to ssy
the interview 20 which you allude as
given ny the st. Louis Globe-4 lemo
crot never took place. | have nc
earthly recollection of having ever
been interviewed by correspondent
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-17

Our esteemed contemporary and
sterling Democrat the LQndm0rk IN
commenting on our structures on Mr..
Clevelani is policy says:
That the departments at Wash
ingtnn are filed with Republican
C eTks, Is the fault, not Of the Presi-
dent but of the heads Of those de-
partmrnta. If we are not mistaken
Mr.. knrhjn favored the nomination
of Mr.. Bavard In 1884. Senator
Vance certainly dad. Senator Vance
aud M. kitcEin arc the Presidents
IN. s. OHt-poken critics in North Car
"jina. Yet their man Mr. Bayard
It's mad fewer changes in his de~
part ment than any other member of
the Cahlnct-SOme say not more than
j twenty. Judged by this stand rd,
which is the better Democrat. Cleve-
land or Bayard? There are between
! 1900 and 5000 offices under the
government to which the President
appoints. He has changed, acc0rd~
ing TO recent statement, more than
/ 5000 of the ipcumbents Of these
let us say two-thirds. Has any mem
er OF tic cabluet made as many
/ changes in proportion among his
sunordinate>? Not one Of then.'
Now our friend Is right in his
suggestion that we were IN favor OF
Bayard instead of Cleveland IN 1884
At that time we Thought Bayard q
Partisan Democrat Oh all subjects
except the National banks. On this
subject we know hlm to be q crank
OF the cTankiest kind but since he
hos been IN the cabinet we have
lOGud MIN like Observation-Disclosures OF
the Northern Democrats solid
against the South, the poor man, the
IabOrer and the masses Of the people
We have written several articles
since BAyard has been in the cabi.
net denOunCing him and all the
cabinet for OBTAINING Republicans
under them TO the exclusion of Dem
ocrats. But every time their friends
answer that they ere not allowed t.
to So. Time and again we have
denounced them as simply stool
pigeons, clerks 10 record their Mas
-er's will. Ne, no we would never
support Bayard. Nor would We
support lamar or Garland. Nor
IAN we support any man who en-
'lorses the present administration.
We regret it oursclf but we cant
| IeIp 1t. We have a mind Of our
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-17

A rri.AI sent Us two news items.
which We IN / seen before. They are
to the ,N,..jha Gov. Hi, Of New
York, 49, arpointed to Re. .nb-
licans en- t.yr different comm ,si00s.
We have before commended Gov.
Hills honesty ard manljness. The
laws which created these commits
sions said that they should be CONS
posed of 50 many members Of each
party. When the requisite number
of Democrats is already OH cons
mission ard the member to he ~
pointed is to como f.0m anothc:
party we ask is it not manly to select
one who belongs heart and soul to
that other party?
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-17

There IS some Indian fighting go>
ing On in Arizona.
At Greenpoint, n. Y, a sugar re-
finery was burned at loss Of about
one million dollars.
Bishop Stevens, of Philadelphia,
is dead.
The yellow fever is raging in Key
West, lready there have been 30
cases and many deaths.
Gov, Lee Of Virginia, will visit
Bunker Hlll,in Massachusetts.
The IIo1ning Star says, Gen. 10.
Wheeler had sixteen horses killed
under him during the war and did
not get scratch. 1t is good to he
born lucky"
Five of the foIty~four graduates
at the L. s. Naval Academy this
year were from this Stote.
1t is reported that Kentucky dis
tillers have agreed to suspend pro-
duction for one year.
Hannibal Hamlin is the only liv-
ing ex-Vice-President.
Lightning struck several houses in
Wilmington last week.
Murphy the most westernly town
in this State is on boom. 1t is in
the midst of a great mineral section.
The Seaboard Reflector is now an
all home print paper, having thrown
aside its patent outside. We are
glad to note this mark of success.
The new bridge over tue Toy in
Scotland has been completed. Il
cost $3,50O,000.
The Northern papers have said
very little about the victorious Ions
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-17
DEYsD(EsaES EX[g.aIsssEs
FROM OFFICE ssEsa ts,%EI
OVER as WEARS OH.

Remember under Cleveland no
man over 45 years OF age can h0ld
Office or place in the civil service OF
his countrV Cleveland swears he Will
be damned if any fellow ever that
age is fit to serve his country in this
service unless he is Republican
and is already in. Exum Lewis was
appointed few days since, we are
informed to a position, but when he
proposed to enter he was asked his
it and was at once informed that he
was too old and to stand aside. TIN
however is CleN Gland Democracy
This man Grover says however thar
n fellow over forty-fve years old IS
not too old 10 re President or to be
a cabinet officer, or TO be a foreign
minister or to fill any big Office that
pays over 81, 200 per year, but if the
place pays less than that the fellow
must be under forty-fve wears. This
rule of this high priest of modern
OIL eV'oo' d. :,
who are over As wears of age from
ever holding any office under the
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-17

The New York Star proposes to
raise by popular subscription 1925,
600 to be used in bailjirg monu>
ment to General Grant.It strikes US
that this is rather small business for
the National Democratic organ to be
engaged in, but we have the happy
consolat on that that monument will
not cost us cent,-Clinton Cu3tcoS-
i'm.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-17

of that paper; bnt while | disaVoW
the interview and Language attributed
10 ne as used toward the President.
| cannot complain of a misrcpresen-
tatlon OF my sentiments concerning
his policy.
l am not In harmony with him in
several important particulars. but
believe | DO harmonic with tie
Democratic party, as its professions
apd practices have made its p7'nci-
Piles known TO me.
have favored the double etand-
ard of gold and silver without dis
elimination for OF against either
which the President does not.
have favored the payment Of the
public debt in the legal coin Of the
United States according to the plan
wo-ds printed on the face of the Sc
curitles ami the President does not.
have favored that = honest civil
ser,ic REFORM which the Democrat
ic Convention at Chicago, which
nominated Mr.. Cleveland, demanded,
and which the Democrats Of the
United States thought they were to
Get when they voted for hun, that
reform which consi>te IN rjectlng
Republican officials from the offices
they had prosti.uted aud abused ,
but the President does no..
have favored tie "pt Ilcation o
the principles Of "hCms rule to tn
District of Columbia, the DULY d.
frauchised portion of the American
people, AMI Difference to lhen
wishes in tie appointment of then
local officials, but the President does
not.
In these important matters and
some others not so important, | have
the misfortune to agree with the
Democratic party rather than with
tLe President.
But, so far as | am aEace, there
has Teen no want of harmony in the
personal relations between HIM and
me. | have said nothing of him il
any way unbecoming the language
which q SenatOr should use toward
the President Of the United States.l
he cannot bear, without offence, The
candid criticism of those friends
who differ with hIm, he is unworthy
of his great office. Should |, for the
sake Of the patronage he has to be-
stow, suppress or forego my honest
convictions, | would prove unworthy
of mine. At all events | would de
sire Mr.. Cleveland to know that
have made 40 secret Of 10y opinions
concerning his policy at any time.
do not abuse him in the cloak room
and praise him in publicfOr the sake
Of the neagre scraps which fall tt
Democrats under his interpre tatior
of reform.
W neither or not he is of tina
stamp of soul which can honor ii
others those qualities which h
claims as the chief ornament of hi!
own character, remains to be seen
Notwithstanding the numcrou
other letters besides yours which
have received Of the same purfOrt,
believe | should have permitted tb
newspaper gossip to 60 unnOtlced
but for the desire | feel to c0rIev
the inpressiO th;.t there was som
personal di5a 5rcemtnt or gIieyanC
between the President ami ny self.
am much enjoying tAe rest an,
recreation OF my summer home i
the mountains am doing no harm
anybody aud sincerely trust tn
newspapers may leave me in peac
until December. Very truly yours
Il. b. VANCE.
Gombroon, near Black Mountain
n. c., Nay 10, 1887.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-17
N((lNI l1II

Having qualified a. administrator
of the es ate Of Mrs Priscilla Eth
engain deceased, | hereby n>.-Iy
all persons having claims against
said decedent to present them to
me on or before the 25th day OF
January, 1888. All persons indebt-
ed to same will please make pay
ment. This January 18th, 1887.
WILSON ALSBRODK,
Administrator.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-17
THEN AND NOW.

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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-17

The President saw deer while
fishing last week, and the deer saw
the President. Then the President
failed 10 see the deer though he
gazed along its line Of departure as
far as he could, The deer evidently
was Democrat unable 30 endure a
Mugwump Civil Service examln-
alton. -Bricb Pomeroy'S Democrat.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-17
OUR VIEWS.

There is one factor tn be consid
cred tY the Democratic party III the
next convention, that towers in oul
mind above the man Cleveland, Hill,
Thurman or any other asrirant to
the presidency. The labor orgamz-
ations, though not well disciplined.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-17

known Of all men to be with the OPP
pressed and afflicted every where.
will carry our banDer to the Everest
Of success.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-17
SPECIAL ATTENTION

Given to supplying thc wants If ...n.
lies. Oar delivery wagon rs uu tie -,f. e.
At the commau Of oar customers. C...
delivered to any part Of the cgty. u:..-
VIII receive careful attention., .u-t g..
same as If they are given IN person
We also have over our store q tine f.
ccuscd Hall, with good stage ard N,a.. -
iu' scenery. Seating capacity .,-h #..-
drrd. Travelling tToupes wall dove. s..
visit our city.
Thanking our friends for Tie '.rl
they have gwen Ills, by strict artra... g..
business, We hope To merritt t..e ~aa....
EDMONDSON < JONEI.
Main ST., Scotland Neck. NC.
l.. Edmondson runs Cotton Gu anil
Grl>t NH daily at Greenwood, wH#n Pee
gives his epttrc Attentions. Orders ,..#-
tied and promtly attended to
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-17

a majority of these voters. Lincoln
was elected not by majoTity Of the
American people but by the minor
itv and was a minority President,
but President all the same. LUIS
was brought about by the political
parties being split Into factions, and
especially hy the split IN the Demo
cratic party. The wing party pat
in the field Bell and Everett, the
abolition party pat in the field Abra-
ham Lincoln the Northern wing Of
the Democratic party put in the
field Douglas and the Southern wing
nominated Be ckinridge, the result
was the election OF The weakest car
didatc in the field and the blOOdle7t
war that ever drenChej t,.i5 continent
or any other in modern times il
blood. TIE great Object all pur
pose Of the Republican party "
take it will lie TO put out q mar thai
can as they may think, unite al tn.
elo,ocnta Of their uartv. II the,
shall succeed in holtin5 their organ
ization intact :nj rcclajmIa5 tAe
sore heads Of their party VINO now
constitute Clevelan3's rigl, hover,
TIA Dooccracv wi m. ha,n q WI ,
o,.o, the raco conrse nnohs,rnct.i
And irtho,, shoniI art wisely aud
in addition 70 this nominate a man
who can win over \ n..tt of the Irish
Nomocratic vote. then anljn thst
casn the chances of ID ,,nocr.tjc
success would he very slim. T. It
can thew do it? If they should. tha}.
The only ho.e for tie D.moc-a, ic
nar,,, would he in if, wisdom !,
eeIurtinn its fac hoa,e~. If fine
Democracy corla forget men ami
rance tn b ~ and wo-,bio at TIE
shrine orrb, monoyed never o. Tue
| \orfh md liant itself soIid:y @.
nri.cu.le au3 stand hv the l.borino
and rarmin, clements of The country.
and then seek candidate who has
nn nro,ripe and who's. roro.G
1s Damocrat,c from h,2ianino f,
end its CHARGES of success would 49,
far better than it now seems to be
The Nelcs and Observer SAYS the
! Democrats party has always been
! right on the Tariff question. Tina
may be so, but our remembrance l.
rot so clear on that subject. W.
know the platform upon which I'll
den was elected hy 2.4IO.OJ0 major.
lty. and uron which he carried New
/ York hy II ,Q00 majority declared
for a tariff for revenue only. And
we know that the platform upon
which Hancock WAS nominated
tended in tie same
direction. and that Hancock through
80 n'-.1 800 ,,,tI
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, We know the Lass Democratic Dl 4
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-17

[UCiyil Service Reform.
1--WE prefer n Democrat to Re-
publican of equal character.
ia No honest and true Repn' IL
G, u asks 20 he retained, and more
other should be retained. In the
South a sweep with clean broom
is demanded by all Democrats.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-17

Mr.. Jn0. u aehington, Of Kinston,
died Monday in Buncombe county,.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-04
MlnffestiIiGlhe | &enbaMOlue.

Den 20be iibitleben brufnebe San..es
1ooo, en- pelfienbt Manb / 5reemunt
9OpnIbip. &iuneibeit 60. San bapoe
i npsen 5io ueret ipselis % tunbe
mansen Scat life iaa Iope, bporfor ban
pleie6s al os til at itau up % saa liot
umfrins ubenior Suiet. Gen for bam
Iaa fjebneiuansre Seat Ter bet no til, of
Sban tar saaet necuper til en- ailoe Ipr
at brittle, men sr falot uouuer Glpebaa=
Ten peb Siben al geien berben, en- Spibe
Of 20 SOB. 9iset, iOm itrar ON Murs
sener fanotes, baobe / Sppeoet ct opbi
fisenbe Sfaar, ipm ban uiit bar fact
peb ! Salbet at laa bet mob en- StenI
Iaa ban itrar er bleuen albeles beospet
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-04
Noicnoe Smtalc al Sfolc:
Supcrintenoent Sbea.

timber bet Sfolelarer>M sbe, Der nDs
Zig afbplot.s Der | 8pen ct Yar Tiger,
fremlusbe 2ererinber os G9rere fra
galmar ielsenbe 5ori1as til 8eptageffe,
ps bet panot ps fanot enitemmis 9ils
Ilutning.
vi 9Grerinber og 99rere Winneibeif 60.
snlfer at ubtale lisecperfpr bet gapn os ben
Nptte, ri bar bait al bort SampGre Der, Dor
Gnerfjenoelie, % berfpr bar ri pebtaset:
y vi bar fat ~ltorartet Yris paa, bpao
Stoleiuperintetoent Shea bar sjort Tor os.
q Sans "Gours Of Stuop" bar sipst De
oifeutlise Sfoler ct beore 8runolag, eno be
np9eniinoe fpr bar bait.
- vt uotaler Dor biertelise 5ilitemnins
til ben y. lutnins baabe fra republican, os
oemofratilf Sioe, at gountp. g ioieiuperintet.
bent. Gmbeoet lite bar Roget at sipre mso
Yplitifen.
a 3et er liseiremi lfabelist for Sfole.
ia9en, at oenne Bolt oite filter Snoebauer.
81 Set er oerfor ct alminbelist Gulfe
blanbt ps, at Mr. Sbea ital opitile Jig iom
SanoiSat for 8ienpals.
81 vi lpfpniter Sr. Superiuteuoent Shea
meb, at han bar iauet iituno ps itaaet
Spibien for Oct iterite % beloisite Carer,
Wpbe, npeeniinbe aibplot / &inueibeit 60.
Seiluttet: 9isie lotalslier Hal ~piisnts
,,r,s /, %per Npis, Der uoipmmsr / SHINE
iheif Gnuntn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-04

Spn. Rels 2aripn bar icraret us ct
Gremplar al ppennaunte BOG, Der er
paa Statens Sefoitnins. Gen
inbebplber ialt 39,S62 Naune paa @etes
raner, ipm MI bOr / Soma us iom bar
beltaset i &risen / 1912, ben meritanlte
aris, 8urserfrisen, 8lad Sawf. &risen,
Slpribas@risen, Seminoles &risen ps
andre iapianlfe &rise. Napnene er OPP
ierte / aliabetiif Srben, liseiaa Sta
terne, &Ompanier, &esimenter, 8attes
rier, arissifibe % WarinefOrps, /
bpilfe ale bisie 8eteraner bar tjent.
Ser / Staten leuer enbnu 81 8eteraner
fra 8risen / 1912, SOB fra ben meri-
fanife aris, 81 fra 8lad Saiufs arisen
% to fra Sluriba.a risen. 81 bibietter
Der Mapnene paa be Meblemmer al bel
15be @isconiin &esiment, iom Dor
Soma:
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-04
sra ga GroSie, WtS.

Ten Iorife SbrGtsforenins afsolber Ger.
bag ben zoe Wiai neb pelpiais Isiiitanie en-
Concert / Sellfabet "ytoroen"s 9ofale. 5ors
eninseu bar isr9et for iaaoanne &rGfter
bauoe paa Sanseus os gtliiffens Smroabe,
iom lite tan arbet enb aniitere Gle, Der intes
~resierer fig for ben Slass llnoerbolbnins, at
"tsrne no" ben Nften. Der pil efter allereoe
omienbte Ylafater fees, at Der ~ierperes mteb
Safe, Smprbrpo, gisarer etc, os pil Der
efter goucerten blipe Mnleoning for benz,
iom MATTE pnlfe bet, at faa en- Suinsom.
Selitabet "Noroen" opfsrer 5rebas ben
29oe spril "9e Npsifte" af Bisrnitierne
Bjgrnion.
Observation-Disclosures / Soutb, Nortb
So grpsie os CnalaIfa inbbpoer Nae fine
eanosmGno at beltase / oeres 17oe Mai Self.
Erocesiipn siennem 8aoerne | Hortb &
Soutb Ga grosie. 9aler paa Norlf og, On.
sellf oil blipe bolbte.
9amerue inbbpoes Ill at beltase % fipre /
Erocesiionen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-04
Jeilagtig opiattet. 9ronnins Sra,

Jeilagtig opiattet. 9ronnins Mars
saretba Of Stalien bleu nplis paa en-
&eiie mobtaset paa Stationen | en- liben
gp al 8Orsermeiteren Os surise autoris
teter / hllb 8omp. Sitebetfur bet rises
ftse Ranfttb, Der bar biffet op for
benbe, ubbab bun fig fun ct @las Bin.
Webens bun brat bette, ipilbte bun en-
9raabe Bin paa i'm ajole. gun itai
Saanoen / 2Ommen for at tprre 8inen
uef meo lit 2ommetsrflabe. Men Bors
sermeiteren m~isioritob benne 8epeselie
os ptrebe unberbanisit:
"Bebsues ilet life, 9eres Wajeltet,
bebspes ilet life, = Ri bar alIereoe BE-
taft Iltiammen!"
geilaglagte Yiber. Sra Meb mebs
oeles, at ct itsrre Nntal aribtpiber er
beilaslaste af Yulitiet. @runben bar,
at Der Ianbtes ct Bortret at General
Boulanser paa benz.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-04
Wanoen baooe peret | Warfen ON

Wanoen bapbe peret | Warfen ON
Sagen; itpst Scr par bet. "3u fan
saa ut etter @att'n % 9u naa Ola, -
9u er paat baaffe be er gu" ga -
Manben gil, men tos berre Ell 8ptte.
Dam Tom mat, lat 8jarinsa peb Yeiien
cs Bat us baube banst Oper @%rautsrpta.
"8u er naa inileit lel On Ola," ieie
8jarinsa % mpte bonn os oil ia gptta.
"9la nei, ies ital naa fule laati @rpta
ie," mente Ma'n % bar 8ptta tilo9rs,
men meb bet iaammaa iaa braapenote
ban % - Hog belle 8asbptta oper 8je'
rinsa! "Nn fan 9u saa etter 8att'n
naa, - 9u er paatt baaffe be er 9u,"
ia Ma'n. aiarinsa ia insen Ting -
bu berre laffe ipesen,
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-04
: gaser 8. g. Sanion bar flpttet

SuHNA ~ " R~"t~" - Fy
lit Baseri ps lloialssiteo til nGite 0sr
ipcit. San bar III ct ri9tist net eotale.
5prslem lite DEBORAH Fire Police
May Party 5rebas often ben 6te Wai.
glt muliat pil bliue siort for at sjsre
oenne iprIte 3ilitelnins u%nberbolbenbe.
O~perifuboet iful saa til npe nniiormer.
Sillctter $1.00.
Miis Waria 9upe reiIte isaar til
Chicago for at siSre Snbfjpb al Iarer
for Spmmerbanbelen.
SIR. Dan. Shea, Sfoleiuperintens
bent i @inneibeif Gountp, bar Tom @ns
erfienbelie for fin 8irtiombes at be ueb
iioite "2eaders Sultitute" iamleoe 2es
rerinber % 9arere mobtaset ct @ulbs
ibr ipm 5or9rins.